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  |name= Athar C-7 Alce
  |name= Tancredi G.09 Alce
  |image= File:AtharAr35.jpg
  |image= File:AtharAr35.jpg
  |caption=  
  |caption=  
}}{{Infobox aircraft type
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  |type= Medium-sized {{wpl|Military transport aircraft|transport aircraft}}
  |type= Medium-sized {{wpl|Military transport aircraft|transport aircraft}}
  |national origin= {{flag|Temuair}}  
  |national origin= {{flag|Luminerra}}  
  |manufacturer= [[Athar Aviation]]  
  |manufacturer= [[Altomare Aviation]]  
  |designer=
  |designer= [[Tancredi]]
  |first flight= June 12, 2006
  |first flight= June 12, 2006
  |introduced= December 29, 2009
  |introduced= December 29, 2009
  |retired=
  |retired=
  |status= In service
  |status= In service
  |primary user= [[Imperial Air Force of Temuair]]  
  |primary user= [[Lumenic Air Force]]  
  |more users=
  |more users=
  |produced= 24
  |produced= 24
  |number built=
  |number built=
  |program cost= 3.7 billion URD
  |program cost=
  |unit cost= 50 million URD
  |unit cost=  
  |developed from=
  |developed from=
  |variants with their own articles=
  |variants with their own articles=
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The [[Athar Aviation]] '''Athar C-7 Alce''' (English: Moose) is a twin engine medium sized tactical transport aircraft designed for use by the [[Imperial Air Force of Temuair]]. It is configured to serve as both a tactical transport for combat forces vehicles, light helicopters, and cargo as well as an aerial refueling aircraft.  
The '''Tancredi G.09 Alce''' (English: Moose) is a twin engine medium sized tactical transport aircraft designed for use by the [[Lumenic Air Force]]. It is configured to serve as both a tactical transport for combat forces vehicles, light helicopters, and cargo as well as an aerial refueling aircraft.  


==Development and design==
==Development and design==
The Athar C-7 was conceived as a replacement for the order Athar transport models in service. In addition, the nations lack of aerial refueling aircraft necessitated that an aircraft possessing this ability be developed.
The Athar C-7 was built with rugged operation in mind, and its ruggedized landing gear allows the KC-390 to take-off from or land on any hard and flat surface, including dirt airstrips typical of front line bases. In addition, the aircraft nose features a downward sweeping design, allowing for better filed of view for pilots when landing, taxiing, or taking off.  Its spacious cargo ramp and bay area were designed to facilitate the rapidly loading or unloading of forces, vehicles or supplies from the aircraft.
The aircraft also features some of the exceptional avionic systems for a transport aircraft, including ballistic protection of vital areas, including the cockpit and fuel tanks, the potential for the addition of a comprehensive countermeasure system, fly-by-wire systems for precise handling, heads up displays and complete control sets for both pilot and copilot, night vision compliant systems, {{wpl|Satellite navigation|Dachaidh}} satellite navigation uplink, and a specialized system allowing for automatic opening of the aircraft's cargo doors and release of material for precise airdrops.


==Operators==
==Operators==
* {{Flag|Temuair}}
* {{Flag|Luminerra}}
** [[Imperial Air Force of Temuair]]
** [[Lumenic Air Force]]


==Variants==
==Variants==
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|capacity=
|capacity= 80 passengers, or 64 airborne troops, or 6 pallets (68" X 108"), 74 litter patients with 2 medical personnel  
:80 passengers ''or''
: 64 airborne troops ''or''
: 6 pallets (68" X 108") ''or''
: 74 litter patients with 2 medical personnel ''or''
: 2-3 {{wpl|URO VAMTAC|AMC VAMTEM}} or a single {{Wpl|Astros II MLRS|SAF-32}}, [[IVC-210]] or [[Unified Combat Vehicle|UCV]]
:'''Cargo compartment:''' Length 17.75 m X width 3.45 m X height 2.9 m
|payload main= 23.6 tons  
|payload main= 23.6 tons  
|payload alt=52,029 lb
|payload alt=52,029 lb
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{{Athar Aviation Aircraft|state=expanded}}


[[Category: Temuair]]
[[Category: Luminerra]]
[[Category: Armed Forces of the Temuair Empire]]
[[Category: Lumenic Legion]]
[[Category: Weapon Systems in Annwynn]]

Latest revision as of 23:11, 10 December 2020

Tancredi G.09 Alce
AtharAr35.jpg
Role Medium-sized transport aircraft
National origin  Luminerra
Manufacturer Altomare Aviation
Designer Tancredi
First flight June 12, 2006
Introduction December 29, 2009
Status In service
Primary user Lumenic Air Force
Produced 24

The Tancredi G.09 Alce (English: Moose) is a twin engine medium sized tactical transport aircraft designed for use by the Lumenic Air Force. It is configured to serve as both a tactical transport for combat forces vehicles, light helicopters, and cargo as well as an aerial refueling aircraft.

Development and design

Operators

Variants

Specifications

General characteristics

  • Crew: 2
  • Capacity: 80 passengers, or 64 airborne troops, or 6 pallets (68" X 108"), 74 litter patients with 2 medical personnel
  • wikipedia:Payload: 23.6 tons (52,029 lb)
  • Length: 33.91 m (111.3 ft)
  • Wingspan: 35.06 m (115 ft)
  • Height: 10.26 m (33.8 ft)
  • Loaded weight: 74.0 tons (163,142 lb)
  • Max. takeoff weight: 81.0 tons (178,574 lb)
  • Fuel capacity: 37.4 tons (74,800 lb, 33,929 kg)
  • Powerplant: 2 × Areiva AE-776 turbofan, 31,330 lbf () each

Performance

  • Maximum speed: Mach 0.8 (300 KCAS, 850 km/h)
  • Range: 2,600 nmi (4,815 km, 2,992 mi) (with 13,335 kg payload)
  • Range with full payload: 1,400 nmi (2,593 km, 1,611 mi)
  • Ferry range: 3,250 nmi (6,019 km, 3,740 mi)
  • Service ceiling: 36,000 ft (10,973 m)